Lee Andrews, the new husband of Katie Price, has denied any involvement with an escort agency profile that features his images. The profile, found on a Dubai-based website, lists a man named 'Noah' offering companionship services at $1,250 (£915) per hour.
Andrews, 41, who describes himself as a self-made millionaire, told the Mirror that the profile is fake and likely the work of a 'disgruntled ex'. He said: 'No comment on this, this is someone who's out to get me, or it's a fake profile, it's not verified by me.'
The advert claims the man is a 'sexy educated professional from UK' and states he is available for 'service to females only'. It describes him as 6ft 1in tall and aged 39, two years younger than Andrews. The biography says he 'navigates the social elite with grace' and offers 'the ultimate experience for discerning professional women'.
Price, 47, married Andrews last week after knowing him for only a few days. The quick wedding has raised concerns among her family, with a source saying: 'No one knows who Lee really is and whether he is any good for her.'
Andrews has dismissed the negativity on Instagram, stating: 'We had a wedding, we are married. It is official, and I'm the happiest man in the world.'
